Everything about thermal integration

No. Confirm the device protocol, supported video modes, and software requirements for the selected configuration. USB describes a connection; UVC describes a video device class.

No universal ranking follows from the interface name. Compare measured complete chains, including capture, buffering, processing, and display, using a stated method and mode.

The supplied current family material does not establish that operating mode. Ask for written confirmation for the exact model, board, firmware, and required streams before ordering.

Not necessarily. Confirm radiometric capability and the supported temperature-data format separately from a viewable video stream. UVC compatibility alone does not establish calibrated measurements.

Request the model and revision, interface description, supported video modes, host/software requirements, included accessories, and the supplier's response to your compatibility checklist. Keep them with the sample acceptance record.

No universal choice follows from the pixel count. Evaluate the required coverage, lens, output, complete mass, power, and the detail visible in a representative sample. More detector pixels can help at matched coverage, but the full configuration still has to meet your requirements.

No. A file or stream can be resized or cropped. Ask for native detector dimensions and the processing and output mode separately. Compare original recordings with clear labels.

You can record that comparison, but it may not hold field of view constant. Ask for actual coverage for each detector/lens combination and explain which variables differ before drawing a conclusion.

Not necessarily. Confirm radiometric capability, calibration conditions, accuracy specifications, and access to temperature data for the exact configuration. A visible thermal image alone does not establish those capabilities.

Send the required scene coverage, preferred resolution class, receiving hardware, desired output, complete weight and power constraints, quantity, and documentation needs. Include whether you need thermal viewing or calibrated measurements.

The specified supply voltage is 5 V.

The listed control interfaces are UART / I2C / USB 2.0.

Contact the team with your field-of-view, platform and integration requirements to discuss the available configuration.

When the platform needs to recognise objects, not just detect them, or needs 60 Hz for fast flight.

For long-range ISR and wide-area coverage, where maximum resolution matters more than weight and power.

CVBS (PAL), DVP, BT656, USB 2.0 and MIPI.

FPV and reconnaissance UAVs, fixed-wing patrol platforms, interceptors and fixed security systems — via CVBS, USB 2.0 UVC or MIPI CSI-2.

Short lenses (3.9–9.1 mm) give a wide field of view for piloting and close observation. Long lenses (25–55 mm) narrow the view and extend detection range. Our engineers will recommend a lens for your mission.

Each module comes with a 3-month warranty from the date of payment; returns are accepted within 14 days. Full terms are in the product passport.

When operators need to see what a heat signature is, not only that it is there.

Via USB 2.0 UVC for plug-and-play integration, plus the standard digital interfaces of the line-up.

5 V supply, up to 1.5 W at peak.